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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
1
Diplomats reacted to a tense dispute involving the Wierd Line and Mexican authorities. Reports say ships cleared for Vera Cruz faced U.S. mediation and Mexican law challenges, with talks aimed at preventing further crossings during a truce period.
A fragmented Bluffton page reports names and events with many garbled words. It mentions attorneys, a sheriff, a jail, alleged drugs, and possible court actions, but specifics are obscured. Entities like Danita, Lambert, and McGolllekling appear amid confused notes about trials and local figures.
Baltes offers a seasonal selection featuring live lobsters and jumbo frogs among other in season fare. The display emphasizes freshness and variety for seafood and game buyers.
A garbled advertisement touts a meme styled remedy for hair loss claiming rapid, dramatic shine and full recovery. It mentions various fantasy names and promises an inexpensive prescription with dramatic results, urging fast action and broad appeal.
Indiana law and a supreme court ruling limit the State Board of Education from mandating Bible study in public schools. The opinion, written by Attorney General lines of authority, holds that only local boards or approved private schools may implement such instruction.
A long jumble of names, places, and events fills the page. The fragmentary notes mention visits, family movements, travel plans, and social gatherings across various towns, with references to Oakdale, Burba n k, and nearby communities.
Delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Indianapolis consider Mrs Clarke as a leading candidate for president for 1916 with New York City named as possible meeting place. Indiana and Illinois figures are prominent among candidates and delegates, with dress reform and suffrage topics on the agenda amid bustling hotel crowds and preparatory sessions.
Decatur area briefs recount social events, weddings, and illnesses. Names include Mrs. Hime Murtdath, Mina Bue Meyer, and Miss Prinres Beanning. Reports mention court trips, hospital visits, and upcoming weddings at Fort Wayne with various relatives and neighbors named.
A jumbled OCR recap lists names and places such as Sylviatane Redding, Mrs. Shoup of Texo, and Mr. Nene Walker amid scattered mentions of meetings, church events, and conveyance notes. Several lines note conventions, gatherings, and social updates with unclear dates and locations.
A guide on outing wear emphasizes tailored outfits for sports and social life. It describes fabrics like white pique and corded cottons, decorative collars, and a riding suit pattern with a white pique vest and panel-front skirt. Priced yardages and sizes for multiple garments are listed with illustration references.
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